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The Finnish capital’s new industrial-scale venue – Dance House Helsinki – has its own architectural rhythms Photography by Hannu Rytky Words by Lee Marable Almost nine decades after renowned Finnish dancer Maggie Gripenberg first proposed a dedicated space 
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The history of Ukrainian literature reflects the country's tragic conflicts, its diverse population, and the people's distinctive humour, writes John Self.
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Step inside the studio of artist Thao Nguyen Phan and discover her mesmerising, poetic work. Through video, paintings and sculpture, Phan explores the historical and ecological issues facing her homeland Vietnam, while speaking to broader ideas around tradition, ideology, ritual and environmental change.
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Norway May Be Dark These Days, But Never Fear—Oslo’s Art Scene Is as Luminous as the Northern Lights
NetJets, the global leader in private aviation, works with the industry’s most experienced pilots, specializing in their aircraft type.
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An Interactive Space for Social, Emotional, and Ethical Learning The Mandala Lab, located on the Museum’s remodeled third floor, invites curiosity about our emotions. Consider how complex feelings show up in your everyday life and imagine how you might have…
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A new Agnes Martin exhibition in New York featuring a range of paintings from the late 1970s to the early 1990s.
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These treasure troves around the globe will satisfy your strangest curiosities. "Picture of a scuba diver at the Cancun Underwater Sculpture Museum (MUSA) in Cancun, Mexico What turns an ordinary object into something extraordinary? Put it in a museum. No matter how seemingly odd or mundane, objects offer us windows into history and connect us to our past. They expose our darkest preoccupations, most brilliant ideas, and the limitless creativity of the human mind."
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Mexico a go-go!
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Bucketlist at the ready! From Canada to China, WOW has named the 20 most colorful places in the world you have to visit in your lifetime.
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Experienced Team Lab @ Pace Gallery London in 2017. Could have stayed in a trance all day!
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"I always thought the title "City of Books" belonged to Paris or Dublin, but now I've visited Lisbon. In four days I only scanned the first page but I sense volumes more beneath. Let me set the scene: This is a city where the first time tourist needs a 3D map."
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Today I opened my computer and typed in my chosen search words of the day: "abandoned greenhouse". Little did I know how many photographs I was about to scroll through. So many, too many! Why is that? Surely we still all eat greens and enjoy decorating our houses with them. Why have so many of these Via Ricardo Lourenço
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I have loved following Messy Nessy for years do visit het website for unique insights into Parisian Life & Beyond
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From upstart creative spaces and obscure bars to neighborhoods where a surprising urban tranquillity reigns, Bangkok remains ripe for discovery.
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Bangkok. Often spoken about with affection by those fortunate enough to have visited/lived in the City of Angels. Somewhere so familiar to many, yet still full of new discoveries!
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Since 2017, a multi-faceted initiative has celebrated hundreds of street photographers whose work develops and expands the boundaries of what's historically been a male-dominated field. The project of Gulnara Samoilova, Women Street Photographers connects the widespread and deeply personal by highli
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Showing now , April 22, Manhattan.
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Jackie Matisse inherited paintings and drawings by her famous grandfather Henri but also collected works by her gilded circle of friends, which included some of the 20th century’s greatest artists | Christie's’
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Hannah Levine manager of patron programs in the Department of Membership, takes a stance—quite literally—in praise of the Futurist artist Umberto Boccioni’s dynamic sculpture "Unique Forms of Continuity in Space."
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The aluminium-wrapped vertical structure on the Norwegian capital's waterfront provides expansive spaces for the iconic artist's work Words by Will Jennings When Oslo’s opera house opened in 2008 and people discovered they could climb up and across
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" Philadelphia-based artist Caitlin McCormack continues to explore the decay and remains of once-living things in her intricate crochet work. McCormick constructs her pieces using a labor intensive process that involves stiffening discarded textile materials with enamel paint to create brittle bone-like material. She then crochets fantastical intertwined skeletons of humans, birds, snakes, devils, and two-headed bats, which are displayed with stark black backdrops, glass cases, and lathed bases that reference old-fashioned displays for scientific specimens. Her new show, Lazarus Taxa, refers to the paleontological concept of species that disappear and reappear in the fossil record. Lazarus Taxa is currently on display at Paradigm Gallery + Studio. ' November 2017
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The joys of slow living on a French Island. Regardless of a global pandemic.
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Dr. John Kitchin quit a medical career to pursue his passion: skating along the boardwalk of San Diego’s Pacific Beach. He calls himself “Slomo.”
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I want to be like Slomo when I grow up.
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Igloos and ice hotels we've seen in the past were typically constructed with a mixture of ice blocks and snow, but inventive designer Brent Christensen fou
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Transfixing! http://golem13.fr/monuments-mouvement-pantheon/
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Rosalind Nashashibi has deserved a Turner Prize nomination for years. In 2009, I, like many people, thought her ICA exhibition made her a shoe-in for the following year’s list but it didn’t happen. Now, after a period in which she has steadily continued to make poetic and quietly political films, everything has come at once for the 44-year-old Croydon-born artist.
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